Can ligation be untied?

After vasectomy, it is usually untied.

Male vasectomy is generally a vasectomy, which is a safe and effective method of contraception. After ligation, sperm produced by testicles cannot enter the vas deferens and be discharged from the body. If the male has a need to continue fertility, vasectomy can be performed to enable sperm to pass through the vas deferens smoothly and be discharged from the body to restore fertility.

Vasectomy includes conventional vasectomy and microscopic vasectomy. The operation is more difficult than vasectomy, and the ability of the doctor is also higher. It is necessary to perform the operation carefully to ensure that the vasectomy is unobstructed.